The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-02-10
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TALIaAS.-Capt. William Tallman, IT,, died in
New Bedford. Mass, aged rs. He volunteered dur
ing the rebellion, and was appointed Acting Mas
ter and served on the Passaic and Wyoming. After
the war he entered the Office of Registrar of Deeds
and IN 1865 was made Assessor, which Office he held
until 1855.
PARKER-John Parker Co A 10Th ILL.,, died in
st. Louis recently, in want and wretchedness. He
had long been trying to get u pension, but had not
succeeded.
ORyIs-Orson Oryis died a. Biiou Hills Oak
JAN Is. He n comrade in good standing of
Gambee Post No. SO, Department of Dakota He
served in the noted Iron Brigade" member of
Co. l., 9Th Wis. He died from disease contracted
in the service.
TEED.-George W. iced, Co. i. 18th " V. died
recently al Binghamton, y. Y. His death the
result of wound IN the head, received ut Gcttys-
burg.
PARRrLL-Charles W. Parrill, Past Senior Vice
Commander of Benz. K Dunn Post. No. 40, De-
partment of Indiana. died at his home in Grant Co.
Ind Jan. 20, aged s. lie enlisted in Co T., Sith
Ind Aug. H. 1862. and was mustered out of the
service June H. is65. He leaves Il wife one son
and two daughters, and hosts OF friends to mourn
his death.
GRossxLoP.-Recently Mt Lowell o. Jacob Gross
klop, Co. +. 39th Ohio lie was with his regiment
in ali its campaigns and battles, and was wounded
in front of Atlanta July D. 1861 by musket- ball
passing through his hip. The ball remained i'm
bedded in the wound for years afterward, when il
extracted. His death resulted from the effects
| of a late operation. Comrade GrosSklop was q
charter member of Dick Mason Post. No SOi De
| partment of Ohio, and held the office of Junior
1 Vice Commander from 1885 10 1850.
METZLER-In Ithaca. n. Y, Dec. Is, Joseph
MetzIer Co. L. 10th n. " Cav. The deceased was
| a member of Sydney Post, No H. under whose
| auspices the funeral was held, Department Chap
i lain Asa 5. Fiske officiating,
! MCWHoRTEE.-In Ithaca, n. ". Jan. 90 Eugene
Mcwhorter, late Second Lieutenant of Co. Ii, 2lst
| n. y. Cav.
/ HICKs.-Clemens Hicks who served in the Mexi-
| can war and for three years in Co. C. SD Ohio
l died Jan. at GAINESVILLE, o. He was held in high
| esteem among his comrades and in the community
| HEAD-Adnm Head was shot dead by Wat Chill
son at Salina, Kan. IN political quarrel. Both
were prominent farmers and politicians. Head was
| "A relative of Gov. Foraker. and a native Of Ohio
| COmrade Head was member OF Co. III. 18th Ohio
went to the front with his command In the begin
| ming of the war, and stayed through the entire
of his regiment After his muster on. he went
\ to Kansas took homestead in Salina County and
became a successful farmer. He was active poll
tician and took great interest in the reelection o
John A. Anderson to Congress from the Fifth Dis
| triet and while defending Mr. Anderson's record In
Congress the quarrel was sprungwhich resulted in
4 his death.
4 MAHUKEN.-Claus Mahuken, s. v. O. of Fred
Steele Post No. PAL, Cole Camp, No.. died at thai
| place receatly, greatly mourned by his comrades
The Post adopted suitable resolutions to his mem
| oTy.
ALLES-David II. Allen, Co. B, 9Th Kan. Cav.
was instantly killed Mt Kansas City recently in tn.
10th year OF his age. bank of earth fell upoT
| him while he was engaged in quarTying rock He
| leaves wife and several children. A soldier with
| out fear and without reproach. Comrades will re
| SORROW.
KISsMAS.-At Orange, Cal, Jan. IL, Newell Kins
| man. He was born in Vermont, but went to Hi
| nos when young. He served three and u hal
\ years in the 5lst Ill. He a member of the q A
H. and ofthe Masons. In July last he emigrated q
California, hoping that the mild climate would re
store his lost health but in this he was disnppont
ed. and his summons came to attend the final roll
| call.
HEIsoS.-John NJ. Nelson was instantly kiIle,
by the explosion of the steam boilers in the Harye,
| Paper Co.'S mill Mt Wellsburg, VIVA, Jan. 26. HI
WAS employed as steam engineer and was on dutN
at the time of the explosion. He a Corporal II
Co. Il. LIST w. Va, serving three years and was 1
member of Pierpont Post, No. Q. Department o
4 West Virginia, Wellsburg Members of the Pos
took charge of his remains rs found nea
the wreck and remained with them until the inter
ment by the Post. He was a good soldier, loved b.
all. He leaves u wife and six children.
| HESDRIx.-Jan. Ia, at Princeton. KAN J. W
| Hendrix, I'd Kan. Inf and 5th Kan. Cav. and after
| ward Lieutenant in the 10th Kan. Cav. He seryes
through the war, and was discharged Dec g. 1865
| He was a member in good standing of Princeton
Post, No. Ill. and was active worker in GA. Il
| matters.